The Master of Engineering (Civil: Railway Infrastructure) will equip you with the necessary skills to address the demands of the railway engineering industry. You will receive high-level professional and technical development for engineers working with track and the infrastructure in the rail corridor. Upon completion of this program, you will gain skills and knowledge in the latest and developing technologies in railway infrastructure.<br><br>What makes this degree so unique and valuable<br><br>It covers excellent Railway Engineering topics, such as: Ballast Sleepers and Fasteners, Railway Projects and System Engineering, Rail and Related Track Structures, Track Structure and Formation Design, Track Geometry and Train Interaction.<br><br>The program provides great opportunities to learn industry software:<br><br> the iFBSsoftware, FBS Timetable construction, developed by the research institutes<br> RailLab, a unique solution for railway track/geology and operation calculation<br> Practical railway operation simulation.<br> Digital Engineering and related standards in asset management.<br><br><br>Industrial Experience<br>In terms of industrial or practical experience, EIT's Master of Engineering programs require the completion of 240 hours of relevant industrial experience (i.e. internship, paid/unpaid work) in an engineering environment under professional supervision. In addition, the course will also entail some hands-on workshops through BXX001-004 units, which will be used to provide you hands-on work skills. The course also requires the completion of Professional Practice Workshop through MXX001 unit, which has engineering student project teams working on a discipline related comprehensive industrial case study. If you already have some work experience in the relevant engineering field, you may apply to have credit granted by completing the associated recognition of prior learning form to demonstrate that your experience is of a sufficient nature and standard.